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zanana1

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29. I'm using the last of my frozen spaghetti sauce.

Reply to YoshidaYui (Original post)

Thu Nov 24, 2022, 02:15 PM

Nov 2022

It will be spread over a layer of boiled pasta, emboldened by a shake or two of Parmesan cheese to be followed by a scoop of black raspberry ice cream.

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Hungry-Man turkey TV dinner. nt TexasTowelie Nov 2022 #3

Cornish Game Hen with stuffing... pazzyanne Nov 2022 #4

Sounds Delicious!!! bdamomma Nov 2022 #31

It was! pazzyanne Nov 2022 #38

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The usual suspects, lol. Turkey, dressing, mashed potatoes, veggies, pumpkin pie. catbyte Nov 2022 #6

Green bean casserole and macaroni salad. Buckeye_Democrat Nov 2022 #7

Nothing today EYESORE 9001 Nov 2022 #8

Downsizing ours, kozar Nov 2022 #9

That sounds a lot like what my husband and I do all through December. We don't do any big r/o SoBlueInFL Nov 2022 #23

A ham and turkey sandwich. TurboDem Nov 2022 #10

Making an apple pie and MOMFUDSKI Nov 2022 #11

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I'm doing Cornish hens this year. Just wanted something a little different from turkey FlyingPiggy Nov 2022 #15

Homemade sushi - and that's the entire meal Generic Brad Nov 2022 #17

Traditional Hungarian Stew with bread bowls, MarineCombatEngineer Nov 2022 #18

It's hard cooking for one but it sounds like you're making things r/o SoBlueInFL Nov 2022 #19

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My wife and I are catching up on paperwork and neglected stuff from 7 weeks of running everywhere DFW Nov 2022 #22

Not cooking, but on the wish list: JHB Nov 2022 #24

Classic Turkey feast... one of my favorites!! Happy Hoosier Nov 2022 #25

What are country style green beans? LAS14 Nov 2022 #33

Similar to southern... Happy Hoosier Nov 2022 #35

I'm cooking nothing! Buying my dinner this year, very lazy lol JuJuChen Nov 2022 #26

boneless T-roast, keilbasa, collards, sweet pot, acorn squash, and pies. SYFROYH Nov 2022 #27

Pumpkin Cheesecake Deep State Witch Nov 2022 #28

I'm using the last of my frozen spaghetti sauce. zanana1 Nov 2022 #29

Yup, we bought all the traditional turkey dinner stuff from our grocery deli. a kennedy Nov 2022 #30

This is the second year we've happily passed the honors on to our son and his wife. LAS14 Nov 2022 #32

maple-grainy mustard glazed tofu Sky Jewels Nov 2022 #34

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Costco Thanksgiving ready to cook meal mvd Nov 2022 #37

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Turkey breast Tree Lady Nov 2022 #43

Ham, salad, sweet potato, cranberry sauce, pumpkin pie. Not much of a highplainsdem Nov 2022 #44